LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Angled 4-in-1 12AWG 15A to 20A T-Blade Adapter 1FT
A 12 AWG angled adapter converts a 15 A household plug into four T-blade receptacles for EV chargers and 125 V or 250 V devices
- Heavy-duty 12AWG cable handles 15A to 20A loads reliably
- Angled 4-in-1 T-blade receptacle fits NEMA 5-15R, 5-20R, 6-15R and 6-20R outlets
- Standard 5-15P 125V plug connects to common household sockets
- Supports 110V to 220V range for compatible EV chargers and devices
- Compact 1FT length keeps charging setups tidy and manageable
Angled 4-in-1 T-blade adapter
This heavy-duty 12AWG cable converts a standard NEMA 5-15P 15A 125V household plug into an angled four-way T-blade receptacle. It accepts NEMA 5-15R, 5-20R, 6-15R and 6-20R plugs, making it suitable for EV car chargers and other equipment that uses those connectors.
15 A limit on every outlet
The cord is rated for 15 A at 125 V on the input side, so total draw across all connected devices must stay at or below that figure. When a 250 V device is plugged into the 6-15R or 6-20R sockets the adapter passes the higher voltage, but the 15 A ceiling remains, so 20 A loads cannot be supported.
Devices must handle 110 V to 220 V
The supplier notes that any appliance connected to the 250 V receptacles needs to support a wide input range of 110 V to 220 V. Equipment rated only for 125 V will be damaged if used on the NEMA 6-15R or 6-20R outlets.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty 12AWG cable handles 15A to 20A loads reliably
- Angled 4-in-1 T-blade receptacle fits NEMA 5-15R, 5-20R, 6-15R and 6-20R outlets
- Standard 5-15P 125V plug connects to common household sockets
- Supports 110V to 220V range for compatible EV chargers and devices
- Compact 1FT length keeps charging setups tidy and manageable
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12AWG cord and 15A household plug limit the charging rate of my EV charger that uses a 20A T-blade inlet?
The adapter is built with 12AWG conductors rated for 20A, but the NEMA 5-15P plug on the supply side is rated 15A at 125V, so the circuit breaker will cap continuous draw at 12A.
How can I verify the angled 4-in-1 receptacle is delivering the correct voltage after I plug in my charger?
Use a multimeter on the outlet slots: the straight-blade pairs should read 125V and the tandem-blade pairs 250V when the household circuit is live.
Does the package include any extra pigtails or mounting hardware for the four receptacle types?
The adapter is a single 1-foot cord with an integrated 4-in-1 T-blade receptacle; no additional pigtails or mounting hardware are included.
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